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Trees kill gazelles I just got through watching a
program on the Science Channel about how plants just don't sit
there but they interact with their surroundings. They talked
about how plants have memory, they sleep, defend themselves and
communicate to each other. Appearantly there was an unsual
amount of gazelle deaths in a park in Aficia and they came to
the conclusion that the trees that we thought help the gazelles
get through a drought reacted to be eaten and produced more
thorns and more tannins on the branches that were being nibbled
on. They also communicated this to other trees in the area....
more » Feb 17, 2010.
- Socotra
Island in the Indian Ocean - Very unusual
July 15,
2009
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Nobel
Peace Prize 2004: Trees for Democracy (Dec 2004)
- Baobab
Trees
Dec 2007
Videos about
African and Madagascar Forests
External Links
Africa: Trees
Africa: Old Growth
Madagascar Forest
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